Certhia familiaris jaliscensis Miller and Griscom, 1925: 6 (Volcan de Nieve, Sierra Nevada de Colima, 13,000 ft., Jalisco, Mexico).
Now Certhia americana alticola G.S. Miller, 1895. See Hejl et al., 2002: 5, and Harrap, 2008c: 182– 183.
HOLOTYPE: AMNH 105852, adult male, collected on Volcan de Nieve, 13,000 ft, 19.31N, 103.38W (USBGN, 1956a), Sierra Nevada de Colima, southern Jalisco, Mexico, on 6 September 1905, by J.H. Batty.
COMMENTS: Miller and Griscom gave the AMNH number of the holotype in the original description and listed nine specimens, including the type, comprising their type series. The eight paratypes are: collected by A. Buller, AMNH 36819, male, Zapotlan, 19 December 1889; collected by J.H. Batty in 1905, AMNH 105156, male, La Cienaga, 20 April; AMNH 105847, female, Volcan de Fuego, 27 July; AMNH 105848, female, Las Cañas, 13 July; AMNH 105849, immature male, Pisagua, 4 July; AMNH 105850, male, Volcan Colima, 21 July; AMNH 105851, immature male, Volcan de Nieve, 20 July; and AMNH 105853, female, Volcan Nieve, 5 September.
Dickinson (2003: 647) recognized jaliscensis.